Woot Spring Gaming Sale - Save On Controllers, Headsets, And Other Gaming Hardware

Woot’s Spring Video Game Sale is now live, offering steep discounts on all sorts of gaming hardware and accessories--plus a selection of Switch, PS5, and Xbox games--through April 30. Many products from premium brands like Razer, Turtle Beach, Logitech, and more are on sale at some of the lowest prices we’ve ever seen. The company is owned by Amazon, meaning Prime members benefit from free shipping, and you can shop with peace of mind knowing you’re buying from a trusted retailer.

To help you navigate all the savings, we’ve put together a list of the best gaming accessories and hardware deals. You’ll find options for PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Switch, PC, and mobile, so consider refreshing your setup this spring with a cheap new accessory.

Best Gaming Accessories and Hardware Deals at Woot

• PowerA OPS v3 Pro Controller (PC, Mobile) -- $30 ($100)
• Backbone Controller 2nd Gen (iOS, Android) --$70 ($125)
• Razer Kishi V2 Controller (iOS, Android) -- $40 ($100)
• Razer Wolverine V3 Pro Wireless Controller (Xbox, PC) -- $150 ($200)
• Razer Wolverine V3 Tournament Edition Wired Controller (Xbox, PC) -- $70 ($100)
• 8BitDo M30 Wired Controller (Xbox, PC) -- $20 ($35)
• Horipad Turbo SL Wired Gamepad (PC) -- $12 ($40)
• Victrix Pro FS Arcade Stick (PS4, PS5, PC) -- $220 ($400)
• Victrix Pro FS-12 Leverless Arcade Stick (PS4, PS5, PC) -- $170 ($400)
• Turtle Beach VelocityOne Racing Wheel & Pedals (Xbox, PC) -- $300 ($650)
• ThrustMaster TMX racing Wheel (Xbox One, PC) -- $120 ($230)
• EPOS H6 Pro Wired Headset (Xbox, PS4, PS5, PC) -- $50 ($179)
• Turtle Beach Stealth Pro Wireless Headset (Multiplatform) -- $120 ($330)
• Razer Kaira Pro Wireless Headset (PS5, PC, Mobile) -- $90 ($150)
• HyperX CloudX Flight Wireless Headset (Xbox, PC) -- $90 ($150)
• Logitech Astro A30 Mandalorian Edition Headset (PS5, Switch, Xbox, PC, Mobile) -- $120 ($249)
• JLab Talk Pro USB-C Mic (PC) -- $35 ($149)
• Razer Seiren Bluetooth Mic (iOS, Android) -- $40 ($100)
• Atari 7800+ Console -- $75 ($130)
• Atari 400 Mini Console -- $80 ($120)

$30 ($100)

Compatible with PC and mobile, the PowerA OPS v3 Pro is now available for cheap. Along with three-way trigger locks, four mappable back buttons, and a sleek design, the gamepad offers a bunch of RGB lights so you can personalize its appearance.

$70 ($125)

You can pick up the Backbone One Controller (2nd Gen) and a carrying case for one of the best prices we’ve ever seen. Offering support for USB-C, it’s the ideal companion for Android or iOS gaming. There’s also a 3.5mm jack and support for passthrough charging. Best of all, this 2nd Gen version is compatible with most phone cases, so you won’t have to remove your phone from its case to use the controller.

$40 ($100)

Compatible with USB-C smartphones, the Razer Kishi V2 is another great controller case for mobile gaming. Along with responsive buttons and a compact design, it’s powered by the Razer Nexus app for added functionality. You can even remap touchscreen controls to the gamepad when playing on Android, allowing you to use the gamepad with many titles that are listed as “touchscreen only.”

$150 ($200)

The Wolverine V3 Pro rarely sees discounts like this, making it an excellent time to scoop it up. The wireless controller features anti-drift Hall Effect sticks, four mappable back buttons, adjustable trigger actuation stops, and responsive Razer Mecha-Tactile Action Buttons, and supports both Xbox and PC.

$70 ($100)

Like the look of the Wolverine V3 Pro controller, but need something a bit cheaper? Then check out the wired V3 Tournament Edition, which offers many of the same features but at a much lower price point--especially while it's just $70 at Woot. It connects to your PC or Xbox console via a 10-foot USB-C.

$20 ($35)

This retro-styled gamepad offers six large face buttons, a D-Pad, two triggers, and a 3.5mm headphone jack, along with the Xbox Guide, Menu, and Sharing buttons from the standard Xbox controller. You can also save three profiles to the controller and swap between them on the fly. It supports USB-C connections on Xbox and PC. PC users can access the 8BitDo Ultimate desktop app, which allows for further layout customization.

$12 ($40)

One of the cheapest controllers at Woot right now is the Horipad Turbo SL Wired Gamepad for PC. Along with a quirky design, you’ll get two programmable back buttons, the option to store five layout profiles, and buttons for Turbo and Turbo Hold. Note that this does not feature gyro controls or rumble, but at just $12, it’s a pretty decent choice for most games.

$220 ($400)

The popular Victrix Pro FS is getting a huge discount right now, bringing it to just $220, which is the lowest price we’ve ever seen for the arcade stick. It features Sanwa Denshi buttons and a Link 2 joystick for reliable inputs, a durable exterior chassis, and support for mods. It's compatible with PS5, PS4, and PC, and it includes extra PlayStation-specific buttons and a touchpad for navigating the menus on PS5 and PS4.

$170 ($400)

The Victrix Pro FS-12 is a leverless variant of the arcade stick--meaning it swaps out the joystick of the Victrix Pro FS for four additional buttons for directional inputs (Up, Down, Left, Right). It's also available at an even bigger discount than the joystick version. Beyond that, the FS-12 is essentially the same as the other model, including support for PS4, PS5, and PC.

$50 ($179)

Compatible with Xbox, PS4, PS5, and PC, this wired headset is just $50--that's a staggering $129 price cut. Built with a slim, detachable microphone, custom-tuned speakers, and a sleek black design, it’s an easy recommendation at this new low price point.

$120 ($330)

The ultra-popular Turtle Beach Stealth Pro wireless headset is just $120 in Woot's sale. Two different formats are available at this price point--but you’ll find options that support just about all modern platforms, including PS5, Xbox Series X, Switch, PC, and mobile. It features high-end 50mm drivers, a crisp noise-canceling boom microphone, swappable 12-hour battery packs, and comfortable leatherette ear cushions.

$90 ($150)

Though it’s built to look like a PS5 accessory, the Razer Kaira Pro Wireless Headset also works with PCs and mobile devices, and connects wirelessly via the included USB-C dongle. It features 50mm drivers, a supercardioid microphone with noise cancelation, and up to 30 hours of battery life per charge.

$90 ($150)

This officially licensed Xbox wireless headset features a cool black and green design, can last up to 30 hours on a single charge, and has a detachable microphone. The earcups also rotate 90 degrees and feature LED lights. It connects to Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One connections via a 2.4GHz wireless dongle for lag-free audio.

$120 ($249)

Star Wars fans can pick up the sleek Mandalorian A30 Special Edition Wireless Headset for super cheap right now. Compatible with PS5, Switch, Xbox, PC, and mobile, it’s a versatile companion for all your gaming needs. It’s also quite powerful, thanks to 40mm drivers and a boom mic for crisp communication.

$35 ($149)

JLab Talk Pro USB-C mic features three condensers and support for four directional pattern modes, making it great for recording podcasts, game streams, or musical performances. There are also plenty of settings you can tinker with to find the best performance for your needs.

$40 ($100)

Built for iOS and Android, this tiny clip-on microphone excels at cancelling out ambient noise. Coupled with support for the Razer Streaming Mobile app and an included fur windsock for use outdoors, and you’ve got a great streaming companion for just $40.

$300 ($650)

The heavy-duty VelocityOne Race Wheel & Pedal System features a premium wheel with force feedback, customizable throttle, brake, and clutch pedals, and a cool race management display that shows details of your setup. It's compatible with Xbox and PC.

$120 ($230)

If you don’t need something quite as extreme as the VelocityOne, take a peek at the ThrustMaster TMX. Built for Xbox One and PC, it gets you a two-pedal set, a force feedback racing wheel, and up to 900-degree rotation for added steering precision.

$75 ($130)

Play retro Atari games on modern TVs with the Atari 7800+ console. Not only can this play many original Atari 2600 and 7800 cartridges, but it also comes with a brand new game, Bentley Bear’s Crystal Quest. You’ll get a new CX78+ Gamepad too, which is a recreation of the old controller from the 80s.

$80 ($120)

Along with 25 preinstalled games and an included CX40 Joystick, you can play older content you own via a USB flash drive. This is essentially the best way to play old Atari games (from the 400, 800XL, and 5200), and since this is one of the best prices we’ve seen, it’s an excellent time to check out the popular retro machine.